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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08
General Notes.

AR. Patsey Healy went to the capital
this morning.
Mr.. Fred Turner, Of Logan, the SANITY
gentleman who took the vindicatiOn for
supposed harm done him by newspaper
man IN mis- own hand, some years ago,
passed the night at the Broom:
All the trains were on time last night,
except the one from the North, which
came IN about one hour behind time.
Messrs. L. c. Mann and J. Rourke, Of
Evanston, are al the Chapman House
Mine host II. :. Clzwson. Of the Union
Depot Hotel, has Just returned from New
Orleans, where he took in the carnival,
which he pronOunees to have been i'm
mense.
Giesy & Spargo have the new novel
isric sensation Of "She" on hand. We
acknowledge the receipt Of a copy.
A lovely morning broke over our hills
and dales with fligree webs OF golden
sunshine. II was q genuine spring day.
Albert Merritt. brakeman on the {.
P. who had his right arm crushed and
lacerEted in a fearful manner while at
Evanston, died last night al II e hospital
here.
TIE DEMOCRAT supplement Of last
Saturday has been very well received by
the general public, and repetitioRs Of
that valuable and interesting feature
viii prove 4 great improvement all
around
Having about recovered from the pain
fnl affection OF the spine, caused BY an
unfortunate leap, the regular CORES pond
ent has resumed operations with old
time vigor, and viii see TO 1t that q full
daily complement Of Ogden news reaches
TIE DEMOCRAT in time, so as 70 compete
with all other papers ID earliness and
completeness Of news.
The Baptist Sabbath school last Sunday
was attended by I22 pupils.
Several parties viii be given on St.
Pztrick's day Particulars viii be given
in time.
II Is gratifying to the sport-loving peO-
pie Of Ogden 10 learn that the cricketers
have succeeded IN organizing club. The
following are the officers Thomas 3.
Evans, president; George Parker, cap
tain; \. J. Thomas, vice captain; Job
Read, Treasurer; Alfred Smurthwaite,
Secretary. We wish the derosees OF the
this game a season Of splendid successes,
as they are a good team, justly boasting
Of many triumphs in the past.
On Wednesday evening the Ladies
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church viii give q tea sociable ar the
parsonage on Third street street, west
from Main 4 general invitation Is ex-
tented.
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lie Pueuo SCHOOLS.
The slight Advantage Gained by
Ihe New Law


EDITOR DEMOCRAT: Although much
has been gained by the passage OF the
Edmunds-Tucker bill, there IS one thing
IN particular left untouched, viz, the
control OF the public schools. Il may be
argued that the appointment OF the Ter
ritorial Superintendent Of Schools was
q great gzin. No doubt Il was, but to-
day capable and worthy men are Kept
out Of the school-room. simply because
they are Gentiles or spostates, Or Saints
n poor fellowship. As long as the trust
ees are Mormous and controlled by the
bishops, 50 long viii our pubic schools
be taught By noae but orthodox Saints.
school trustees ought 70 have been made
sppointive as Probate Judges are. In
that event il may De argued that the
Saints would support their own sectarizn
schools 1 few Of them would. The
bulk OF them are too sEngy TO paw
taxes and full tuition ices both.
With loyal Americans for teachers,
We should have true Americznism
instead Of treason insSilled into the minds
Of the rising generation. The govern
ment should also establish free schools
and give every inducement Tor the Saints
Of the most l 70 send their children 70
school. One school trustee is 70 be
elected In each school district next July
VIII the Gentiles get IN? A very few.
The test oath viii be swallowed by a
sufficient number Of speckled Saints 70
accomplish the purpose, loyal teachers
viii be kept out Of the schools
for another period, and the main point
will Be still uRgained-the control OF the
public schools. and, throuth il. the re-
generation Of the Young subjects Of the
kingdom OF MormOndom.
JUNIUs JUNT0R-
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF UTAH, CITY OF SALT
J. Lake. County Of salt Lake, SIN the Jus
ices Court, Second Precinct Before W. c.
Burton, Justice Of the Peace Joseph Obern-
dorfer. Plaintiff, vs. John J. shaw, Defendant
Demand H25-SumnOns. To John J. Shaw,
greeting: You are hereby SUMMONED 20 De and
appear before ne, the undersigned, 81 NY
once in Second Precinct, City and County Of
Salt Lake. Territory OF Utah, and answer &
complaint fled against you by the above
named plaintiff, within five days le1elusITe
OF day Of serTice) If this SUMMONS is served N
said civ or precinct. within ten days II served
out Of said city or precinct, bEi in Salt Lake
county; within twenty days II served else
where. Said action Is brought 70 recover iron
y6a the sun OF one hundred and twenty-five
dollars, amount due On account OF uerchEn-
disc sold and delivered 70 defendant AZ the re-
quest Of defendant By plaintiff II you tzl 70
50 appear and answer, the plaintiff VIII take
judgment against yOE for the sul claimed.
to-Eit SI25, and costs Of suit
To the Sheriff or shy Constable OF SID
county, or the Marshal Of said city, greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under ny hand this 18th day OF FEB
rusry, 4. D. 1sS7.
". c. BURTON,
JuSripe OF the Peace of said Precinct
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MarShal's Sale.

DURSUANT To AN ORDER or SALE TO
L ne directed By the Third Judicial District
COzrt Of the Territory OF Utah, / shall expose
81 public sale. 81 the front door Of the County
Court House, in the City OF salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake and Territory Of Utah, on thE 18th
day OF March, 49,, 81 u O'Clock Il, al that
certain piece or parcel OF land situate lying
and being IN the city and county OF salt Lake,
Territory OF Utah, bounded and described S.
follows
part OF lot onetI) IN block one hundred
and nineteen t119) Plst A salt Lake City sur
Tsy. commencing AZ point fOrty-efght - feet
east OF the southwest corner OF said lot, and
running thence north ten tI0} rods; thence east
three and One-half 50 rods; thence south ten
(ID} rods: thence west three and 01e-hGH 50
rods 20 the place Of beginning, containing
thirty five (S5l square rods OF ground
Together with al and singular the teneueuts,
establishments and EppurTsuEnces thersuntO
belonging or in snFwise sppsr-E1ntng-
To be sold As the property OF Ole JorzsnSous
81 the suit OF John EriksOl-
Terms OF sale. cash
FRANK h DYER, c :. Marshal
Dated February ., 1851.
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N THE PROBATE cor

u
= salt Lake County, Utah TeCrIrOry.-Iu the
UE5ter Of the estate OF L1ctEn P SANGER de-
eessed--Notiee 20 81 persons interested in said
eSIE1e--Il pursuance OF Al order and judE-
nelt OF said Court, duly made and given,
public notice Is hereby given that Nicholas
TreEeek, as AdniuisrrstOr Of the estate OF
Lae1sn P Sanger, deceased, has rendered and
lied n said Court, for allowance confirmation
E11 settlement, his final account and report Of
his administration Of said estate from the date
of letters OF administration; and also g petit
ton Tor the assignment OF the whole Of said
estate, blythe order and Judgment Of said Court
% Elizabeth sanger. widow OF said deceased,
the TE3ue OF the whole OF said estate being
only seven hundred and fifty dollars, and that
said widow has no maintenance derived IRON
minor child or minor children OF said deceased
surviving him and for the final closing I'D Eud
settlement Of the administration Of said estate
and that Thursday, the zth day OF February
ISL, 81 the hour OF II o'clock e II, IS the tine
when, and the COURTROOM Of said Cs1urr viz
the County Court House in the city and county
OF salt Lake, Utah Territory, the place where
said matter viii be heard, considered and Ad
Indicated BY said Court You are therefore
notified 70 be and appear IN said Court on the
day and hour last above named, and 81 the
place aforesaid then and there 20 show cause,
II any you have, why said final report and
account should not be allowed and settled, Why
said estate should not Be assigned said Eliza
beth Sanger, widow OF said deceased. Tor her
use 6ld support, Gnd why the administration
OF ssid 7stste should not be closed and said
administrator discharged from said admins
tration, and his bondsuen discharged and re-
leased from further responsibility IN the
Fssnises-
Given under ny hand and the seal OF said
Court this sth day OF January. 1851.
SEAL JOHN C. CUTLER,
Clerk Of Probate Court Of
Salt Lake COunrv Utah
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08
Notice for Publication

No. 2ET7.
LAND OFFICE At SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
February 4 IsS-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ f01loE1ng-nGCsd settler has He'd notice OF
Ms l1seuSl01 70 make H1zl proof IN support OF
ais claim, and that said proof VIII b. r5s5e r.
fore the Register and Rscsiver Al SaIt LaFa
City, Utah. On The 5th day OF March. Iss-. viz
James Young, Homestead Entry 40 40 for
the W I =, 5 " u Section q, Town
ship 5, Range Z
he names the following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
q, said LAID, VIZ Joseph Z Morris lanes
HsE Esrt Joseph waller sud Joseph Ashton, all
OF Salt Lake county, Utah
D. WEBB, Register
BIRD Lowe, Att'ys for Applicant
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08

IN THE PROBATE COURT or SALT LAKE
il County, Utah -FerritO-T.-Iu the matter OF
the EstGte OF Margaret u Davis deceased
Notice is hereby given By the unaerzlgneo-
adr1i nistrztor OF the estate Of Margaret n
Davis. deceased. 70 the creditors Of Eod 81 per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
70 exhibit then. with the necessary yo7chers,
within ten months after the first p1b1e2llen
S1f this notice 70 the said administrator. e his
residence. rhe southwest corner OF Second
South and Fourth East streets, N he city ana
county Of Salt Lake, Utah Territory.
DENIS Kelly,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Margaret y
= Davis. deceased
Dated 81 Salt Lake City, January 6, IsS7-
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Notice for Publication.

Ne 2 -
Land OFFICE A. SAT- LAKE CITY, UTAH
FsST1&-T1- 1557- ;
NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
- encouragement settler has Slsd notice o.
= = -1lsn-lo1 % IlSks 11zi proof IN Suppo-. Of
ais claim and that said v-oot win 3 u,a5a
before the Probate Judge 81 Clerk Of Tsoele
COUNTY 3 Io6els City, CIza, on March IS. lss-
". Ms1Ler q AcEDSol- Homestead Eurrv No.
- 1ol ne Nv = Section Il, Township ), 2
ne names he following Witnesses % prove
Ms eoEun1O1s residence upon and cultivation
o. ss1d Lz1d, VIZ: D. G. AdE0sOu. John G. Ngr-
Il EsseE a 4E-lso s1d John 2 Smith 81 OF
Lake view, 1Ooels county, Utah
D. WEBB, Register
y ". DARKE & Co, AEt0rnsys for CIsiusars
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Notice for Publication.
Ne. 2A5Al-

Ne. 2454.I-
LASD OFFICE ~ SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Feb IA, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN TINT THE
~ fouoEtng-lRned settler has fled notice
Of his intention 70 make final proof in support
Of his CLAIM, and that said proof VIII be made
before the Register and Receiver So Salt Lake
City, Utah OF March Is, 1851. viz: Edmund
IeEyer, D = II, IS, for the Z = : VIZ Sec II
Tp-SS-, RAW.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence UPON and cultivation OF
said land, viz: J L Wh1tsheuss, Elijah Sursv
". ". Segsrs and 3 h Lesver, 81 Of Tooeie
county, Utah
D WEBB, Register.
Bird & LOVE, Attorneys for Applicant.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08
G.. Il. PaYs0n

Has moved mis- Cigar Mandatory and
Tobacco Emporium into Buchmiller's
Block, on the west side OF Main street,
nearly opposite the postofice, where he
viii De pleased 70 accommodate his old Gus
TONERS and make many more new friends
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08
SAT- LAKE WESLEY RAILWAY.
GOING VEST.
sIyPnE YALIKT RAILWAY.

Stages connect ~ Horont for Al paris Of san
Pese and Sewer
Private teGns and spring wagons can e or
80 ~ relephon& q SePhi, % - ready q
s--i-sl If rrxfrs q Loroui- Price. - per Gay,
5-fvsr psyfng ~ his own expenseA
BANBERGER, Manager.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-08
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for Publication.
No. 245e.

No 2456.
Land OFFICE AZ SALT LAKE CITY, CTAE.f
DecezberZ7, ISL
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ IolOE1nE-nzled settler has fled notice o.
Is 4Seor1on 20 1Rks 11zl proof N support o.
his Claim, EEd that ssid proof VIII Be usde
oSlors he Judge, or, n msabssacs, the County
S1s-k a Ashley, UintAh county, U1zh- On fhs
2Sn o. eor1SEYs lSSz. Viz: Peter NislseR- 4 E
= Sec q, T s. 2 = z
He names he following witnesses 20 prove
as c911co1s residence upon, and cultivation
o. salo .so14 w; Albion BealT, Edward Gray,
Utah
2. WEBB, Register
1. { BAILEY, Attorney for Applicant
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LADIES, send for catalogue snd get the
complete line of Butterrick Paper Pat
terms at JAS. WOTHERsPoON's
Agent for Northern Utah.
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OGDEN BRIEFS.
Charles ID. HAYS

Keeps the best TIN shop IN town Call
on him and get relief, even Il the Liberal
ticket didn't get there.
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The only line 70 AXE FOR Des HOlnes. AEr-
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people Of SebraskE- Colorado, wyoming. Utah.
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon Washington ana Call
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Among few Of the numerous points Of N
perlorfry enjoyed by The patrons Of this road
between Omaha and Chicago are It's Two trains
DAY Of DAY COACHES, which are The SneSI
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PALACE SLEEPING CARS, which are models
Of comfort and elegance. Is PAELOR DRAW
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be equal Of which can lot Be found elsewhere
AZ Council Bluff the trains Of TIE Union Pa
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he trains Of this line make close cou1eCrfo1
with those Of al Eastern lineE
For Detroit. Columbus, IndiknkpOlia, CiRcin-
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MOhrreal, Boston. New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore, WEshinEtoa. and al points In the
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EKANnNR the new kid gloves, lately
patented, with a short lace and no hooks.
in all lengths and shades, at
las NnrEERsRnnNls
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Giesy & Sparyo

Have al the latest newspapers, perodl
Gals and magazines always on hand.
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go 70 Fishers Beer Hall
For good Beer, Liquors and Lunch.
Agents Wanted.

For 3 tTOOu UrIHA
Go to Shurtlif's, on Fourth. near Main
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Justice OF the Peace Of said
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Medical Lake Salts.

JAS WOTHERsPOON' 5.
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Mr.. Patsey Healy went to the capital
this morning.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
OFFICER MANI BETTER.

One of the Most Popular Omcers ON
the Police Force Seriously Ill.
Officer Rudolph Mani, who is sick at his
home on Greenwood street with consump-
ton, was slightly improved yesterday and
his physician says he expects to send his pa
tient to Litchfeld soon. Officer Mani is one
of the most faithful and trustworthy officers
on the police force and is very popular among
his fellow-of6cers, who are doing everything
in their power to lessen his sufferings. The
officer was when taken sick doing day duty
on Hillhouse avenue and the vicinity. Or
Ger Mani was stricken down by the loss of his
mother some months ago and has never fully
recovered from the blow, as he was devoted
~ attached to her, saying many times when
asked why he never married that as long as
his mother lived he should remain single.
The officer when seen by friend yesterday
was quietly resting at his home on Green
wood street amid flowers and other delicacies
provided for him by his many friends, al
though he has not single relative
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
GEORGE CRARrxEE.

Death OF an Old Citizen Yesterday.
Mr.. Georgs Crabtree, an old and we'll
known citizen, died yesterday. His wife,
who was an active worker in the Nash street
mission, died about year ago. They lived
for many years on Clark street. Mr.. Crabtree
was an excellent machinist and last was en-
gagged at Winchester's. He was an upright
and honest man and prominent Mason He
was eminent commander of New Haven
commandery, K. T., for several years. His
age was SO. He leaves two daughters, one,
Mrs. Hotchkiss, residing at n Kensington
street, this city, and the other, formerly a
teacher in Skinner school here, now residing
in Kentucky
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
WELL UNDER WAY.

The Yale laboratory which is being erected
corner of High and Library streets is being
rapidly erected and will be finished before
many weeks. When done it will be a beau
tiful addition to that part of the street.. The
Easement and nearly all of the first floor are
completed as far as the exterior goes. The
entrance to the building, which will be at the
angle on the corner of the two streets, is now
being put up. The archway is held up by
two small, short pillars of marble set into
the stone part of the building. This adds
charm which is very effective. Work on it
has not been very brisk of late owing to the
extreme heat.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
LOCAL N E w 8,
Brief Mention,

@FtOI Memt1On'
The best printing at Dorman's.
Hartford Odd Fellows make an excursion
to Glen Island Thursday.
Harper's for September is received and fol
sale by T. q. Pease & Son.
Noupareil lodge, I. o. g. T., will probably
Wait Rescue lodge, of New Haven, next
month,
eran newspaper man, is down with an attack
of dysentery.
The Rev. ]. Mulcahey, pastor of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, will to day
bring the choir of that church on picnic to
Savin Rock.
Fred Hubbell, son of Laporte Hubbell and
bookkeeper for the San Juan Coal and Mining
company of Durango, Col, is with his par
ents in Forestville to spend his vacation.
Bridgeport stenographers have been en-
gagged to take full notes of the hearings on
grade crossings, Wednesday, before the rail-
road commissioners at Westport and South
Norwalk.
Great preparations are being made for the
big Grand Army picnic at Savin Rock next
Friday. All boats for the race must be en-
tered by Thursday. The race will be ten
miles to windward and back,
The sloop c. D. Smith, of Stratford, won
two prizes in the Larohmont races Saturday,
She was built after one of "Chrit" Smiths
models and is now owned by Captain Moses
Hart, who is building an oyster steamer for
Fl. G. Rowe.
Yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock the Turner's
in Meriden marched from the rink to Terrace
Garden, where prize turning and other athle-
tic exercises took place. The big parade,
when not far from 1000 people will be in
line, occurs this morning.
The gas fixture concern of Mitchell, Vance
& Co. is reported in financial straits, and will
probably go into the hands Of a receiver to
be wound up in the interests of creditors and
stockholders. 1t is mainly owned by Water
bury and Connecticut people.-Waterbury
American
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
Like a cyclone.

movement is going over this country like q
cyclone, and people are becoming more and
more convinced of the dangerous nature of
the traffic in intoxicating liquors That
being the case, a beverage like the newly in
troduceG Lactart Champagne, which is en-
and flavor, is certain to meet viii great popu-
larity. The basis of the celebrated Lacfart
Champagne is the celebrated Lactart, and it
is not too much to say that pleasanter bev-
erage than this has never been placed before
the American public In addition, it is said
to be very beneficial as an aid to digestion.
A non alcoholic beverage, combining SO many
formidable rival to the dangerous alcoholic
drinks NON 30 generally consumed. au222taw !
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
Chicago. Nav " 1887
OI1ICzoO1 uIdy TT 1901.

GEO. P. WALKER, Manager Western Moxie
Nerve Food Co., 80 N State St., City.
Dear Sir:-Yours of yesterday, asking
whether I considered "Moxie'' food or a
medicine, is at hand. I am surprised that
you or anyone at all familiar with Choke"
should ask such question. Moxie is not a
medicine in any sense of the word any more
than lemonade, cider, beer, wine, etc.; in
fact, 1t does not come as near being medi-
cine as these-I should class it with milk.
Our seventeen months old baby drinks it as
he would milk, aad libitum, and we have
failed to discover any reaction whatever,
which would follow were it a medicines Ali
medicines, of whatever nature, react, and
cannot be taken ad libitum continuously,
and drank as popular beverage as Moxie is.
Foods strengthen, but do not stimulate nor
react. The same is true of Moxie Nerve
Food. Respectfully,
au22 2taW W L. ID. RoeENs, N. D.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
AT HARrFORD TO-DAY.
The United States Court-NO Session

The United States COurt-NO Session
Here.
By order of Judge Shipman the regular
August term of the. United States district
court, which should have opened in the
United States district court room in. this
city to-day at II a. M, will be adjourned
without day. All pending cases before said
court in which procedure may be now desir-
able or necessary are adjourn ed to special
term of this court to be opened in Hartford
Tuesday, August 23d, at II a. IN. The usual
notice in such cases has been posted on the
north door of the court room and Deputy
United States Marshal Lovejoy will formally
open and adjourn court at II o'clock to-day.